Title: Chapter 19 EXTENSIONS OF CAPITAL ASSET PRICING THEORY
1Chapter 19 EXTENSIONS OF CAPITAL ASSET PRICING
THEORY
- What is the zero-beta portfolio model?
- What are some results of empirical tests of the
capital asset pricing model? - What is Rolls critique of the capital asset
pricing model? - What is the arbitrage pricing theory?
2Modifications of the CAPM
- Zero-Beta Portfolio.
- Zero-Beta Portfolio Model.
3Figure 19.1 Zero-Beta Portfolio Model
4Figure 19.2 Risk/Return Relationship for
Zero-Beta Portfolio Model
5Empirical tests and critique of the CAPM
- Empirical tests
- Joint hypothesis testing
- Procedure of empirical tests
- Empirical results
6Empirical tests and critique of the CAPM-Cont.
- Critique of the CAPM
- Limits on tests
- Linear risk/return relationship
- Market portfolio composition
- Range of SMLs
- Market efficiency effects
- Conflicts between proxies
7Figure 19.3 Empirical Findings for the CAPM
8Figure 19.4 Empirical Findings for the
CAPM Apr 1957-Dec 1965
9Figure 19.5 Different Well-Diversified
Portfolios and Their Corresponding SMLs
10Arbitrage Pricing Theory
- Concept of Arbitrage
- Single-Factor APT
- Single-factor APT for a well-diversified
portfolio - Example of Exhibit 19.6
- Development of the single-factor APT
11Arbitrage Pricing Theory Cont.
- Differences between the single-factor APT and the
CAPM - APT with multiple factors
- Two-factor APT
- N-factor APT
- Final synopsis of APT
- Implications for Investors
12Figure 19.6 Arbitraging Portfolio K
Using Portfolio CD